Howard County, MD Fire Regulations: Propane Storage (2026)
Key Facts
- Governing code
- Adopted International Fire Code
- Grill/appliance setback
- 15 feet from structures
- Balconies/overhangs
- No fuel-burning devices
- Balcony exception
- Electric grills only
- Fire Marshal
- 410-313-6040
Summary
Residential propane storage follows the International Fire Code, adopted by Howard County through Fire Prevention Code Title 17, Section 104. The county's published rule keeps gas-fired grills and propane appliances at least 15 feet from buildings and off balconies and overhangs.
Grills, hibachis, gas-fired grills, chimineas, luminaries, fire pits, or other similar devices... shall not be used or kindled on a balcony, under an overhanging portion of a building or structure, or within 15 feet of a building or structure.
Full Breakdown
Howard County has no separate propane ordinance; LP-gas storage and use are governed by the International Fire Code, which the county adopts under Title 17, Section 104 of its Fire Prevention Code. That code limits the size and placement of LP-gas containers, particularly on and near multifamily buildings. The county's own fire-safety guidance applies the placement rule directly to propane appliances: gas-fired grills and similar fuel-burning devices may not be used or kindled on a balcony, under an overhang, or within 15 feet of any building or structure. Only electric grills with no alternative fuel may be approved for balcony use. Check with the Office of the Fire Marshal (410-313-6040) for larger tank installations.
Violations & Fines
Improper LP-gas storage or use, including cylinders on balconies of multifamily buildings, may draw a citation and/or fine from the Office of the Fire Marshal under the adopted fire code.
Frequently Asked Questions
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